Another Rossion Q1 is headed to the states.

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An order for Rossion Chassis 0034 has been placed. Despite the poor economy here in the states Rossion appears to be gaining momentum. Here's a link to the thread on nobleforums.com:

http://nobleforums.com/showthread.php?t=5619

[wessexrfc]

Very nice where do I sign!!!!!

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The following video was taken during a visit to Rossion headquarters. I recognize a few of the cars as the owner's cars, and I believe the blue and the silver are press and prototype cars. The rest appear to be customer cars awaiting electronics and engine installs and delivery.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsCeS9dxVIA

[Adrian W]

so was that 10ish cars in stock or wip, doesnt quiet make sense

[caccobra]

The first three cars you see are company demo cars. The rest were for sale cars awaiting buyers or installations. The cars seem to be readily available now. There have been at least two who's owners decided not to follow through on the purchase before taking delivery, making them instantly available to others.

[lotus160sport]

What sort of cost are they in the u.s and I wonder how much they would be to import via isle of man, like it in the the black.

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Around $100K (USD).

[caccobra]

lotus160sport said:

What sort of cost are they in the u.s and I wonder how much they would be to import via isle of man, like it in the the black.

$105K, if you use ASF (Rossion's nearby Florida source for the drivetrain installations). That's the same as a new M400 used to cost here. It will cost a little more if you choose an installer with much more Noble installation experience and you want it done by someone that isn't still on an installation learning curve and has experience doing professional Noble track based modifications and remapping. We have heard of some installation issues from Rossion owners that used ASF and we have seen some of their "custom" modifications on Nobles that just don't measure up to more experienced shops like TurboHoses in CA.

There are a couple of PH'ers that have ordered Rossions. Perhaps they will chime in and give you an idea of costs to import.

Edited by caccobra on Wednesday 1st July 18:27